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This course aims to enable the student to: explain the nature, history, and divisions of track and field competitions, describe how to draw and design the track and the locations of the scheduled practical competitions, explain how to organize and manage track and field championships, list methods for selecting junior athletes in track and field competitions, list and analyze the technical stages of motor performance for the scheduled competitions into their initial stages, deduce the most important stage and connect each technical stage to the next stage for the scheduled competitions, identify legal errors that lead to a failed attempt for the scheduled competitions, perform and execute the scheduled practical competitions: middle distances (800m run – 1500m run) – relays (4 x 400m relay) – (hurdles: 110m hurdles – 400m hurdles) – high jump – discus throw – combined events, apply warm-up and cool-down exercises for the scheduled practical competitions, teach a colleague and correct errors for the scheduled practical competitions, communicate using technological means in the educational process, acquire the ability to lead, work in a team, and transfer knowledge, acquire volitional traits and practice sound health habits, acquire the ability to lead, work in a team, and transfer knowledge.
Knowledge and understanding:
Explains the technical stages of motor performance and the educational steps for the prescribed practical competitions.
• Explains the organization and management of track and field competitions.
• Lists the methods of selecting junior athletes in track and field competitions.
Skills:
Performs the technical stages of motor performance for the practical competitions assigned.
• Acts as a peer mentor for assigned practical competitions.
• Utilizes modern technological applications for effective communication in organizing and managing a championship of scheduled practical competitions.
Values, autonomy and responsibility:
• Demonstrates integrity, values, and professional ethics when interacting with colleagues in practical lectures.
• Exercises professional tasks and activities in leading colleagues in practical lectures effectively and independently.
• Collaborates effectively within projects or research/professional groups, and takes the lead and responsibility during theoretical and practical lectures.
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